Any way to make IndexOf case-insensitive?

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SSIA, I don't see a switch or something that might do this but I hope I'm
overlooking it. Any suggestions? Thanks!
 
* "MattB said:
SSIA, I don't see a switch or something that might do this but I hope I'm
overlooking it. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Use 'InStr' instead and specify the 'Compare' parameter.
 
MattB said:
SSIA, I don't see a switch or something that might do this but I hope
I'm overlooking it. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Indexof of which class?
 
SSIA, I don't see a switch or something that might do this but I hope I'm
overlooking it. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.CompareInfo.IndexOf( _
source, value, CompareOptions.IgnoreCase)



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